Spring is here! That means ditching bad habits and letting go of what’s not working in your life. This includes bad personal branding habits. This
Business is a game and wee cannot deny that men and women approach the world of business differently. Men use their business relationships – often
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I thought a good place to end this series of blogs on particular issues relating to women and personal branding would be with a reminder
Think alliances rather than networks. It’s a cliché: get out there and build your network because it is your launchpad. Like all clichés, it holds
My previous blog argued that a leader’s personal must, first and foremost, communicate not only who they are but what they stand for, essentially acting
Make your mark as a leader. Everyone has a personal brand, whether they know it or not. At its most basic, your personal brand is
It’s Your Story – Tell It Properly. Over the course of a career, we change direction or are offered new opportunities. They make sense to
Sell yourself. As indicated in the previous blog, first impressions need to be bolstered by an ability to present oneself as an incisive thinker and
We all know that we tend to size somebody up in the first few seconds of meeting them, and those first impressions tend to govern
As we contemplate the possibility that the pandemic may be ending or at least brought under control, there’s never been a better time for women
According to Joseph Lui, Personal branding is a way of establishing and consistently reinforcing who you are and what you stand for in your career
It is indisputable that building a personal brand is key to progressing one’s career. People who have been exposed to personal branding understand that it